Birdfolks – New Eatery At NEWest Serving American Fried Chicken With Kopi

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Birdfolks is an American fried chicken and kopi-centric eatery and the latest food establishment to open up at NEWest along West Coast Drive. It exudes a rather cafe-like vibe but their menu offerings speak of something entirely different.

Fusing the qualities of good old American fried chicken along with their little twist of Asian influence in the form of a dark, robust coffeeshop kopi, this quirky eatery aims to start a new ball rolling which breathes nostalgia in a whole different light.

Fried chicken paired with homegrown coffeeshop kopi? That’s genius!
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Kabuke – New Japanese Sake Bar And Restaurant At Telok Ayer

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Kabuke Telok Ayer

Kabuke is a new Japanese sake bar and restaurant hidden on the second level of a shophouse in Telok Ayer.

The name ‘Kabuke’ is a combination of two words—kabuki and sake. ‘Kabuki’ is a Japanese word which refers to classical Japanese theatre and this is reflected in the cartoon performers that are painted on the walls.

Sake connoisseurs will be pleased to know that Kabuke has a well-stocked bar with a collection of Sake from over 20 prefectures! As for those who are looking for some grub, they also offer contemporary Japanese dishes.
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Jin Ho Mia – Grain Bowls By Day & Alaskan Crab Hotpot By Night

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Jin Ho Mia—which means ‘a really good life’ in Hokkien—is the newest addition to the Alexandra Retail Centre that serves up rice and salad bowls for lunch and hot pots for dinner. It is the sister restaurant of Soi Thai Soi Nice—a Thai seafood hotpot restaurant in Alexandra.

Living up to its moniker, the restaurant revolves around the concept of keeping life good with fresh ingredients and quality service.

In the day, Jin Ho Mia caters to those who seek a quick and hearty lunch with their wholesome range of rice bowl choices and as the sun sets, this humble eatery transforms into a hotpot restaurant.

Do yourself a favour and take a trip down to savour some incredible Asian fare.

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honestbee FOOD – 30% To 50% Off Food Delivery From 41 Restaurants In Oct

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For many, the month of October is presumably more hectic in terms of managing our finances as we are all gearing up for the year-end festivities and potential travel plans. As such, we tend to avoid overspending by indulging less in restaurant meals and the like.

Lucky for us, currently buzzing in Singapore is honestbee FOOD, an on-demand food delivery service that aims to make sure that we will always have access to amazing food.

In the month of October, as part of their ‘HONESTLY SHIOK!’ promotion, honestbee FOOD delivery will be partnering up with 41 food merchants to offer signature dishes from notable names such as Poulet, Miam Miam, District 10 and A-One Claypot House at up to 50% off!

This deal is exclusive to honestbee FOOD delivery only, and just think, all your favourite foods at just a margin of the cost—delivered right to your doorstep? Trust us, you will not be able to find better prices out there.
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Jiakpalang Eating House – New Mod-Sin Restaurant Reinvents Local Dishes

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We are seeing a rapid growth in F&B establishments that are experimenting with mod-sin cuisine. Known as ‘Modern Singaporean’ cuisine, this cooking style takes on an innovative approach with local dishes and it requires plenty of time for research and development in order to get the recipes right.

Jiakpalang Eating House is an up-and-coming casual restaurant along Alexandra Road that offers local Zi Char dishes with a twist. Driven by his passion for food and cooking, the restaurant’s executive chef Nixon Low gained some experience assisting in the kitchen before starting his own business.

Some of the interesting dishes you can expect at Jiakpalang Eating House are Charcoal Katarosu Pork Collar slathered with Kopi “C” sauce, Cereal Pan Seared Foie Gras and “Assam” Pulau Ubin Sea Bass. If you are getting tired of the usual Zi Char dishes, why not give this place a try? READ ON

Passion 5 Seoul – Dessert Emporium In Itaewon Featuring Over 300 Desserts

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Passion 5 Seoul

Owned by SPC Group—the same conglomerate behind Paris Baguette—Passion 5 is a fine dessert emporium located in Itaewon, Seoul.

The upscale cafe cum gallery is made up of five components—cafe, bakery, patisserie, chocolate and lastly, passion from Passion 5′s pâtissiers. 

Visitors are surrounded by many exquisite dessert creations enshrined behind polished glass and a stellar selection of aromatic baked goods. Other highlights at Passion 5 include a rotating gelato chiller and the most outstanding eclair display. With almost 300 dessert items featured, it is a feast for your eyes as much as it is for your taste buds.

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Edge At Pan Pacific Singapore – S$90-For-Two Buffet Lunch Extended Until November

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Offering a whopping seven live food theatres as well as an extensive array of local and international delicacies, Edge at Pan Pacific Singapore rarely ever disappoints.

Seeing as to how much diners fell head over heels for these wonderful creations over this past few months, Edge at Pan Pacific Singapore has decided to extend this lunch promotion to 10 November 2017.

From now until 10 November 2017, our readers can continue to quote ‘ladyironchef’ upon making reservations to enjoy this glorious new lunch promotion for two at S$90 nett (actual price: S$122.41) from Mondays to Fridays.

If you enjoyed yourself the first time then here is your chance to return for more of the good stuff. If you haven’t tried, what are you waiting for?
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7 Korean Supermarkets In Singapore To Buy Korean Snacks & Groceries

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The massive (and sudden) influx of Korean pop culture—or the ‘Korean wave’—decades back, left a very deep and lasting impact on Singapore. Both the old and the younger generations saw themselves giving in to the allure of all things South Korean.

The influence of the Korean wave sparked a change in many people’s lifestyle habits. More importantly, many people saw themselves becoming obsessed with Korean cuisine, judging from the increased number of Korean stalls opening in food courts and many Korean restaurants sprouting out all around the island.

But dining out at these restaurants can be pricey, which is why we are grateful for the existence of Korean supermarkets which allow us to recreate our favourite South Korean dishes at home.

Here are 7 Korean Supermarkets In Singapore that you can count on to provide you with all the Korean food items you will ever need.

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